Devin
Feb 1, 2009, 5:07 AM
The test I refer to is unfortunately published on the net in my native language and not in English. However it is taken from the book "Why Men Don't Listen and Women Can't Read Maps: How We're Different and What to Do About It" by Barbara and Allan Pease. This test might show if your brain tends to be more masculine or feminine. According to the webpage I visited, written in my mother tongue, it says that the results of the test may indicate the level of male hormones your brain received six to eighth weeks after you were conceived. This again is supposed to be visible in your preferences, behaviour, appearance, choices and possibly also your sexual orientation. Most men have a score between 0 to 180, and a score below 150 makes a typical masculine brain. Women, on the other hand, usually have a score between 150 and 300. According to the text on the site,”homosexual men” are more likely to have a high score while ”women with lesbian tendencies” are supposed to have a low score.
My score was only 45 which should describe me as a masculine man indeed. At the same time I am kind of sensitive, I am very vain, priorely a bit metrosexual, I was crossdressing periodically as a child, and I developed homosexual (or bisexual) feelings during my adolescence longing for brotherly intimacy and sexual and emotional contact with someone of my own sex. I find this whole thing a bit confusing or ambiguous. Off course I can engange in very masculine activities and have a manly way of thinking. I guess there are many ways of being a man and many ways of being a bisexual or homosexual. Anyone who has any thoughts about this?
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My score was only 45 which should describe me as a masculine man indeed. At the same time I am kind of sensitive, I am very vain, priorely a bit metrosexual, I was crossdressing periodically as a child, and I developed homosexual (or bisexual) feelings during my adolescence longing for brotherly intimacy and sexual and emotional contact with someone of my own sex. I find this whole thing a bit confusing or ambiguous. Off course I can engange in very masculine activities and have a manly way of thinking. I guess there are many ways of being a man and many ways of being a bisexual or homosexual. Anyone who has any thoughts about this?
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